Ancient explorers were always on the hunt for top tourist sites where they could go and dig into past civilizations. Tripsia arranges a dedicated tour to the main archaeologic areas of Swat. Domestic and international tourists don’t have to do anything but join the time. The company will book hotels in Swat for guests and arrange food and transport. Instead of spending hours researching how to get to Swat, tourists can join fellow tourists on this tour and enjoy ultimate peace of mind. Swat Valley is an attractive spot for Buddhists because it is known as the Holy Land of Buddist Learning and Piety. It was stated in many history books that Buddha himself came to Swat and spread the message of peace and harmony. The history of Swat is 2000 years long, and it’s pretty interesting to know that rulers of other regions fight to acquire this land. According to history books, Alexender of Macedonia had fought many battles on Swat before passing the Indus River delta. Archaeologists take good interest in Swat Valley because it was once known as the Cradle of Buddhism. More than 1400 monasteries were created and flourished in this land. Besides, Swat also had a Ghandhara School of Sculpture. This valley also had worship houses where believers used to come and see 6000 gold images of the Buddhists. This land had many educational centres to create awareness about Buddhism. Located in Dir District, Andan Dhery is one of the famous Montessori. Tourists go there and see the beautiful architectural design of 3 prominent stupas built with the mean of an extraordinary stone named “Dress stones”. Another attraction of archaeologists in the Swat is planning a discovery of the Shankardar Stupa, built during the third and fourth centuries. It is the only Stupa whose dome remained intact. The nearby places let you see prominent figures of Buddha carved on stones. Gumpert Stumpa is located in Kandag Valley and unlocks multiple sacred workshop images. According to history, it’s the most preserved Stupa to this date. During the history tour plan in Swat Valley, our tour operator ensures that archaeologists and history lovers don’t miss anything significant. Thereby, heading to Swat Museum is part of the plan. This museum unwraps all the vital details about the old Gandhara civilization heritage. Antiques and Buddhist artefacts are put on display. They demonstrate how glorious Gandhara civilization was. Regarding old cultural findings, museum organizers preserved ancient jewellery and wooden pieces with extra care.